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idolatry: a standalone construct

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Philosophy of religion

the charge of worshipping an object or image in place of what a tradition holds to be proper worship, analysed by Halbertal and Margalit from the accuser's side.

In philosophy of religion, idolatry refers to the charge of worshipping an object or image in place of what a tradition holds to be proper worship, analysed by Halbertal and Margalit from the accuser's side. This meaning comes from Halbertal (1992) in Idolatry.[1]

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  1. Halbertal, M., & Margalit, A. (1992). Idolatry. Harvard University Press. ISBN 9780674443129

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